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Or the x100!

After seeing the contents of some cylinders and CWST's I think a bit of x100 in your shampoo might be a healthier option! :D

The cold water storage tank should be above the level of the F&E tank. This is to prevent possible contamination of hot water if there is a pin hole leak of the cylinder coil.

Use the Alert button. Don't feed the Troll.

Shock Horror!! Has Dickpuller returned?. Has he assimailated Agile?. Or......is Dickpuller the alter ego of Agile?!!! AAAAAAAAAArrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrggggggggggggghhhhhhhhh!!!!

I hope you haven't got cream carpets! It's best to use an aquavac to suck the water from the rad (40 quid from wickes) or else crack open one of the valves and put a bowl under it. Use the bled screw to control the amount of water coming out. Can be a very messy job. If it's a tall rad say...

Get the Corgi book and be very familiar with it's contents. This is the book you tend to use in the ACS exams.

A plume kit is not designed nor approved for going through a roof. that is what a vertical flue kit is designed for.

If you turn off all the rads that are working, this will force the hot water into the ones that are suspect. If they heat up nicely then you've got a balancing problem.

Just note that they are pretty heavy and difficult to man handle and mount on a wall due to their offset centre of gravity.

Sounds like the system needs to be balanced. There should be the required info in the FAQ for balancing rads. Daz

Take it through the flat roof vertically. It's the cheapest and quickest option. There's less doubt about the legality of the install as well. Your neighbour might be non-fussed at the moment but do you want the threat of having to changing the boiler install hanging over your head if moods...

If you are using soldered joints, you need to scrape off chrome off the pipe where the joint will be. The same applies for compression joints. The copper pipe used for chrome pipes is a lot harder than normal stuff(i.e. Table X) and you can also get a lot of variation in chrome quality in the...

Any water coming from the PRV outside?. Sounds like the expansion vessel is burst. If you check the air valve on the expansion vessel, you should be getting air coming out. If you get water this proves the vessel is burst and needs to be replaced.

Maybe you stand there for an hour screaming at the boiler and the vibrations will dislodge the limescale.

Got any more info about this "sonic clean" technique?. Sounds like something off Doctor Who!

You need to check your meter readings and verify if the meter is cubic meters or cubic feet. Or else you've got a huge house i.e. 10 bedrooms!!.

Wrong! See my earlier post. Wrong! Expansion vessel sizing! Wrong again!. You're obviously having a bad day!!.

If you've got a water meter you can find the complete system volume if you are particularly bored. Drain the system completely. Note the reading on the water meter. Fill the system. Note the second reading. Subtract the reading and you've got your volume. 1m3 is 1000 litres exactly. Of...

when the ch and dhw are turned off, is the boiler completely dead. I.e. No lights at all including the big blue one?